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WORKING WITH A THIRD PARTY: BUSINESS LISTINGS DISCLOSURE

Last Updated: September 2026

If you own or run a business and a marketing agency has asked for your

permission to manage your online business listings, this page explains what

that means, what we do, and how to stop it at any time.

AIAGS Ltd d/b/a Inflowave ("Inflowave", "we") makes software used by

marketing agencies. We are a third party acting on behalf of those agencies and,

through them, on behalf of businesses like yours. **We do not contact you to

sell you anything, and you are not our customer** — the agency you already work

with is.


1. WHAT A BUSINESS LISTING IS

A business listing is the entry that shows your business on services such as

Google, Bing, Apple Maps, Yelp and various online directories. It typically

carries your business name, address, phone number, website, opening hours,

category and photos.

Keeping those entries accurate and consistent is what your agency has been hired

to do.


2. WHAT WE DO ON YOUR BEHALF

Depending on the permission you give, your agency may use our software to:

  • Claim listings for your business on directories where one already exists,

or create one where it does not.

  • Correct and update your business details — name, address, phone, hours,

website, category, photos and description.

  • Monitor your listings and report where your details are wrong, missing or

duplicated.

Two things are always separate permissions, and are never included

automatically:

  • Replying to reviews left about your business.
  • Posting or answering questions about your business.

You will be asked about each of those explicitly, and you can say yes to

managing your listings while saying no to either or both.


3. HOW YOUR PERMISSION IS RECORDED

We ask you directly. You receive a link, you read the exact wording of what you

would be agreeing to, and you confirm it yourself. **Your agency cannot give

that permission on your behalf**, and a verbal "yes" is not enough — Google and

other platforms require it in writing.

When you confirm, we record the date and time, the wording you were shown, the

name and email address you gave, and the network address the confirmation came

from. That record exists so that if a platform or you ever ask, we can show

exactly what was agreed and when.

Permission requests expire if you do not answer them. **If you do nothing,

nothing happens.**


4. HOW TO WITHDRAW YOUR PERMISSION

You can withdraw your permission at any time, for any reason, without giving a

reason.

  • Tell your agency. They can end it immediately.
  • Or contact us directly at

support@inflowave.io with your business name and

address.

We will act on a withdrawal within 7 working days, in line with Google's

requirements for third parties. Withdrawing does not delete your listings — they

remain yours. It stops us and your agency from making further changes to them.


5. BEING TOLD ABOUT CHANGES

Where we make a change to your listing or to who can access it, you will be told

about it within 48 hours.

If you believe a change was made to your listing that you did not authorise,

contact us at support@inflowave.io and we will

investigate.


6. WHAT WE DO NOT DO

  • We do not ask for, store or use your Google account password. Access is

granted by you, to your agency, through the platform's own permission system,

and can be removed by you there at any time.

  • We do not create listings for a business without permission recorded from that

business.

  • We do not reply to reviews or post questions in your name unless you have

separately agreed to it.

  • We do not sell your business information.

7. IF SOMETHING IS WRONG

If you have received a permission request you were not expecting, or you believe

your listings are being managed without your agreement, email

support@inflowave.io. Tell us the business name

and address and we will trace it.

You can also raise a complaint about a third party directly with Google at

business.google.com/contact/gmb_3p_complaints.


This notice sits alongside our

Privacy Policy and

Terms of Service.

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